Trucks cited to tow 16,000 lb conventional

9 pickups have at least one model year whose highest cited conventional rating clears 16,000 lb (117 model years in all). A maximum needs specific equipment, so most trucks of a qualifying year are rated lower. To see the exact setups, use the trailer match for 16,000 lb.

Conventional · Gooseneck · Fifth-wheel

Newest qualifying years

2026 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HDCited by General Motors20,000 lb
2026 Ram 2500Cited by Ram20,000 lb
2026 GMC Sierra 3500HDCited by GMC20,000 lb
2026 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HDCited by General Motors20,000 lb
2026 GMC Sierra 2500HDCited by GMC20,000 lb
2026 Ford F-250 Super DutyCited by Ford22,000 lb
2026 Ram 3500Cited by Ram23,000 lb
2026 Ford F-350 Super DutyCited by Ford28,000 lb
2026 Ford F-450 Super DutyCited by Ford30,000 lb
TruckQualifying model yearsNewest year's maximumHighest on file
Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD2011–20262026: 20,000 lb General Motors20,000 lb (2026)
Ram 25002013–20262026: 20,000 lb Ram20,000 lb (2026)
GMC Sierra 3500HD2012–2024, 20262026: 20,000 lb GMC20,000 lb (2026)
Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD2020–20262026: 20,000 lb General Motors20,000 lb (2026)
GMC Sierra 2500HD2020–2024, 20262026: 20,000 lb GMC20,000 lb (2026)
Ford F-250 Super Duty2017–20262026: 22,000 lb Ford22,000 lb (2026)
Ram 35002012–20262026: 23,000 lb Ram23,000 lb (2020)
Ford F-350 Super Duty2011–20262026: 28,000 lb Ford28,000 lb (2023)
Ford F-450 Super Duty2008–20262026: 30,000 lb Ford30,000 lb (2026)

Each model-year page names the configuration behind its maximum and links the manufacturer source. The publisher shown is the source of the newest year’s figure.